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Echinodorus Amazon ‘Big Bear’ Green Aquatic Plant for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $19.00.Current price is: $8.49.

Rare green Amazon Sword plant with red markings, easy to grow in both submerged and emersed conditions.

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Echinodorus amazon ‘Ozelot’ Green

Description

Notes:

  • Echinodorus Sword is a rare type of Amazon Sword with green leaves featuring red markings. It should be planted directly into the substrate. When using inert substrates such as sand or gravel, root tabs are recommended as Echinodorus are heavy root feeders. The plant can be grown both emersed and submerged, and new leaves may grow above the water line. It is easy to care for and well-suited for larger tanks.
  • Echinodorus is a hardy aquatic plant that thrives in nutrient-dense soil. Heavy root feeding is required for optimal growth and health.
Feature Detail
Plant Type Submerged and emersed aquatic plant
Leaf Color Green with red markings
Substrate Requirement Needs nutrient-dense soil; root tabs recommended for inert substrates
Light Requirement Medium to high light

FAQ

Can this plant grow above the water line?

Yes, new leaves can grow above the water line when grown in emersed conditions.

What type of substrate is best for this plant?

Nutrient-dense soil is ideal. For inert substrates like sand or gravel, root tabs should be supplemented.

Is this plant suitable for small tanks?

No, it is best suited for larger tanks due to its size and root feeding requirements.

3 reviews for Echinodorus Amazon ‘Big Bear’ Green Aquatic Plant for Aquarium

  1. Julia Ellison –

    Grew well in my 120-liter tank with regular root tabs. The red markings on the leaves are very noticeable and add a nice contrast. Easy to maintain and stays healthy even with moderate lighting.

  2. Max Grant –

    Planted directly in the substrate and it has spread nicely. The green and red coloration is striking. I had to add root tabs after the first month, but it has been thriving since.

  3. Stephen Hudson –

    Great plant for a larger aquarium. It grows upward above the water line and adds visual interest. Very hardy and doesn’t show signs of stress even in lower light.

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